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Elias Dagher was born in Boston to a family of Lebanese immigrants. He now studies collaborative piano with Vivian Weilerstein at the New England Conservatory. He received his Master's degree in piano performance, also at NEC, in 2017 as a student Alexander Korsantia. Though the piano is central to his life, he also enjoys vegetables, dogs, and a sense of shifting spiritual studentship to various composers and poets; for now, he counts Chopin and Schubert among his greatest teachers.
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As a pianist in Boston, Pierre-Nicolas Colombat has performed at various venues from the Lilypad in Somerville to NEC's Jordan Hall. He has taught piano courses at NEC and currently teaches at Boston University (where he studies with Pavel Nersessian in the DMA program) and Page Music Studios. Other musical activities include analytical writing, short creative essays that try to capture the listening experience, and a concert review podcast entitled "Eulogy Podcast", available on standard platforms.
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Jingxuan Zhang’s musical journey started in Beijing, wound its way through Indiana and New York, and brought him to Boston. He did his undergrad at Columbia University and The Juilliard School, where he studied with Jerome Lowenthal; and received his Master’s from New England Conservatory under the tutelage of Alexander Korsantia.
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Sasha Beresovsky is a graduate of Indiana University, studying most recently with the late Edmund Battersby. He regularly appears at The Lyceum in Old Town Alexandria as part of the Summer Chamber Music Series of WMPA, in 2015 presenting Beethoven’s Diabelli Variations. In Sasha's Quincy life, the great spirits of the past meld at times almost seamlessly with those of his two roommates and dog Henry.
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